WTF are you talking about?
[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2793235]And your point is what outside of semantics? So you think it is okay for a branch of government that makes law, excuse me regulations that have the full force of law, to engage in censorship?
Oh I see. So Twitter has a policy that is against disinformation, and government agencies lie to Twitter and said the Hunter Biden laptop story was Russian disinformation, and we know that there is no question these entitles lied and they knew they were lying, but that is not censorship because Twitter is a private company?
In other words, you are perfectly okay with government entities interfering in elections as long as they use a private company as the vehicle to do so.
And you expect us to believe this bullshit about the 2020 election being the fairest in history?[/QUOTE]No semantics just telling you who makes the laws in the USA. Three branches of government remember or don't you even know that? Where did I say anything about ok for censorship. Once again I was telling you how the government works. Like it or not, that's how it works. Three separate branches of government, each with different responsibilities. I am repeating to help it sink in to your head. You are only good at making up what you say others are saying or thinking.
Where did I say anything about 2020 election? Man, it's obvious you are delusional. Go argue with yourself. Let us know which one of your make believe identities wins.
Twitter and Hunter Biden, what does that have to do with who makes the laws? But since you brought it up and say we all know so and so lied. How do you know? Where's your proof? And once again, what does that have to do with who makes the laws. It's the Congress and not the executive branch aka the president. Do you understand that? That's all I was pointing out.
Go with the program, dude, LOL
[QUOTE=PVMonger;2793216]Is Twitter a business? Yes. Does a business have the right to formulate their own policies? Yes they do. Does a business have the right to change their policies? Yes they do.
Therefore, in relation to your misguided worldview, [B]Twitter does not have the right to formulate their own policies.[/B] How fucked up is that? Talk about a reality-defying delusion![/QUOTE]Don't you know?
We're all about the rights of private businesses -- just not when we dislike their policies.
And of course, we're staunch defenders of states' rights -- except for those disgusting woke states we hate.
And hey, we're totally the party of law and order -- just not when cops are staying between us and the next term for Orange Entertainer. Then all bets are off.